La Grande evening observer., March 28, 1934, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Paze Three
RAY GILL RAPS
TAX PROPONENTS
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Wednesday,; March 28, 193 1
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PORTLAND, Mar. 23 (ff In an
swer to charges matte by the "School
Relief and Property Tux Reduction
league of Oregon," that communistic
Influences of Or&gon. are attacking
President Roosevelt's measures for
farm and unemployment relief, and
.that men "long identified with com
munistic activities" are executive
committee members of the anti-sales
tax federation, Ray W. GUI late Tues
day declared the accusations were
"the most contemptible propaganda
yet put out (by the sales tax propon
ents." Gill .Is master of the state grange
and head of the anti-sales tax fed-
M . "This statement made by the sales
jiujjuiremo Diiuwa IIUW QB&peruie
v.,j urn uimiuw, una lo wiiai
lengths they will go. I openly chal
lenge this attempt to drag a 'red
herring" Into th sales tax fight.
"It Is an attempt to brand the
anti-sales tax federation with the
brush of communism."
FORD PALMER
IN PICTURE AT
THE LIBERTY
' Ford Palmer, captain and end of
the University of California football
team, and at present a guait with his
parents at the home' of Mr. and, Mrs.
Aug. J. Stange, of La Grande, has a
part in Warner Bros, stirring produc
tion. "College Coach." wliloh opens at
the Liberty theatre Thursday for a
two-day run.
Seventy-seven men. all stalwart
from the universities of California,
form the squads that do or die for
dear old Calvert. Here are the names
of Just a few of the football stare
who take port In the screen gridiron
game: "Cotton" Warburton, U. S. C,
quarterback In the same position:
Griffith and McNelsh of u. S. C,
halfbacks: Captain Palmer, U. S. c!
and Mullor, U. C. L. A. ends: Harper,
U. 8. O. and Yearlck, U. C. L. A.,
tackles; Rosenberg and Wlliianison
U. S. C. guards; Capt. Coates of U.
C. L. A., center.
Ann Dvorak, Pat O'Brien as the
coach, and Lyle Talbot an imported
conceited football star, are the pivots
In a triangular love affair. Dick Pow
ell has the heroic lead while others
in the cast Include Arthur Byron,
Hugh Herbert. Arthur Holu and Phil
lip Paversham.
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SPECIAL MEET
THIS EVENING
"Any one Interested In Presbyter
Ian church membership. Is Invited to
attend the special service this eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock, to be held In
the auditorium of the Presbyterian
church," said Rev. J. George Wain,
in announcing the outline of
thought, "the significance of church
membership," "who may become A
church member." "how to become a
church member," "the significance of
the sacraments of Baptism and the
Lord's Supper." and "th ritit.im or
ohurch members." This Is the first
of the Holy week services to be held
In this church. Holy communion on
Thursday evening. 7:30 o'clock.
'A. M.LEE AT
G. P. MEETING
A. M. Lee. local agent for General
Petroleum, was In Pendleton yester
day attending a district meeting of
the company's sales staff. At the
meeting, approximately 60 represen
tatives and distributors were to learn
from Assistant Oregon Division Man
ager A. E. Horn, of Portland, Gen
eral's plans for merchandising Its re
cently introduced- gasoline, "Mobil-gas."
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